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Two University of Pennsylvania alumni will be honored tomorrow during a ceremony at Philadelphia’s American Philosophical Society. ...

You know the saying “If these walls could talk?”, imagine the conversation that must take place inside the historic courthous ...

State of Play this week features Steve Martelli from Wilmington City Council, Margaret Aitken, and Mark Eichmann. (originally aired Nov. ...

The biggest travel holiday in the nation, Thanksgiving in the time for returning home. But for many, getting there is about more than tra ...

There are a lot of things out-going Pennsylvania Gov. Ed Rendell will have to get used to when his term runs out, driving skills included ...

A freak storm destroyed a program to help local youth learn an ancient skill.  A fund-drive is underway to replace dragon boa ...

As a followup to yesterday’s Feed post about Cheste ...

Earlier this month, Delaware Governor Jack Markell (D) spent a week in Asia, trying to drum up business for Delaware.   Ma ...

Philadelphia City Council is still waiting for a consultant’s report on the Deferred Retirement Option Program or DROP.  A pub ...

New Jersey health care leaders and providers will host a public meeting tonight in conjunction with several religion leaders to create an ...

Now that Four Loko has officially been deemed a hazard, people all over Philadelphia are stocking up on the stuff. Reporter Carolyn Beele ...

Imagine getting cancer treatment tailored to you like a custom suit. The researchers at Fox Chase say medical care should be specific to ...

The Slurpees have arrived. 7-Eleven has made good on its promise to invade Washington, D.C., with Slurpees.   Coinciding w ...

News out of the mayor’s press office: Mayor Nutter has appointed two lawyers – ...

For some people in Philadelphia, the holidays aren’t complete without the Berley brothers’ clear-toy candies. The treats mold ...